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[funclown]

How does Pittsburgh pull it off multiple years in a row? Are you suggesting that franchise is in for a painful crossroads financially in the near future?

yes, but as stated above he will probably move most of his painful pieces at some point and only experience short term pain.

pawtucket pain is losing Haraguchi and a decent arm. with that....gotta have players who can fill in. im lucky on one account. not so much with replacing Haraguchi

[Delandis]

What I mean is there doesn't seem to be any consequence for trading for salaries above your budget.

I would think at some point it catches up with you, but I don't see it happening to teams.

Maybe I'm just not good at thinking about team accounting.

I don't understand how a team can start a season with negative money in the bank and still find a way to increase the amount of money they're spending. It doesn't make sense to me.

Yea Brad is right.

If Pawtucket had lost in the Pitt series, he'd probably be out of 6-9MM in revenue.

[Z]

When I get home, I'll take a look and let you know.

Thanks.

I'm just curious about it.

I've been running Maine for 22 seasons. We carried a positive balance in 20 of them. Our worst financial year resulted in a negative-$1.3 million balance.

This part of the financial landscape we're discussing is unfamiliar territory to me.

[funclown]

Yea Brad is right.

If Pawtucket had lost in the Pitt series, he'd probably be out of 6-9MM in revenue.

Correct. Now BEFORE revenue sharing I crossed to break even somewhere after game 3 of that series (I thought)

Going into the playoffs we were 3.5 million in the hole.

[funclown]

Oh someone gave me cash also in the beginning of the season Z. Might of been Mike for the Talley trade. Whatever the trade I put the money into cash making me positive for the year.

[Delandis]

How does Pittsburgh pull it off multiple years in a row? Are you suggesting that franchise is in for a painful crossroads financially in the near future?

I've looked.

In 2018 he has anywhere from 70-90MM come off the books.

Pitt will probably take the hit (depending on the deficit he runs in 2017)

in 2018 to get back to black and then..... rinse, wash, repeat in 2019.

LOL.

[funclown]

Here it is!!!

12/16/2015 Was traded by the Washington Bats to the Pawtucket Patriots, along with $4,500,000, in exchange for a 4th draft pick.

Yeah, that deal was better then sex.

[funclown]

I've looked.

In 2018 he has anywhere from 70-90MM come off the books.

Pitt will probably take the hit (depending on the deficit he runs in 2017)

in 2018 to get back to black and then..... rinse, wash, repeat in 2019.

LOL.

And Mike won't tank his team so the revenue will still be there. He just will have times he will be limited.

[Delandis]

But in all seriousness with doubled playoff revenue, we really need to get rid of the Win it All bonus.

[Sharkn20]

But in all seriousness with doubled playoff revenue, we really need to get rid of the Win it All bonus.

Indeed

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[funclown]

But in all seriousness with doubled playoff revenue, we really need to get rid of the Win it All bonus.

I'd say YES( I brought it up), but i want something calmed about about revenue sharing first. Got to be something to winning even taking the flag.

[BDub]

How much money will it take to pay funclown to leave the league?

[Z]

How much money will it take to pay funclown to leave the league?

14 circus peanuts.

[funclown]

How much money will it take to pay funclown to leave the league?

You'll love me next decade cuz were gonna have to pay the piper at some point. I don't have that magic button that will make my players any better in they're 30's.

[mike]

We'll be fine. Budget increase for this year, expiring contracts and and very talented cheap replacements in the minors. I don't believe in spending big in free agency anyway bc it never works, couple trades here and there plus a Lot of money coming off the books, like I said when jimmy called me out, there's a plan always in place.